ودج
Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThe root 'ودج' primarily relates to major veins in the neck and head, often associated with lifeblood. It extends metaphorically to concepts of connection, reconciliation, and even specific locations.
Derived headwords
- 1.major neck veinboth
A major vein connected to the head, running down the neck.
- 2.major arteriesclassical
The large, wide veins located on either side of the jugular notch, distinct from the jugular veins.
- 1.major neck veinboth
Synonymous with 'الودج', referring to a major vein in the neck.
- 1.two major neck veinsboth
The pair of major veins in the neck, one on each side.
- 2.major veins from head to sacrumclassical
The two large veins extending from the head down to the sacrum.
- 3.blood vessels surrounding the throatclassical
The veins that encircle the throat.
- 4.veins at the base of the earsclassical
The veins located at the base of the ears from which blood flows.
- 5.brothersclassical
Used metaphorically to refer to two brothers.
- 1.major neck veins (plural)both
The plural form of 'الودج', referring to the major veins in the neck.
- 2.veins surrounding the throatclassical
The veins that encompass the throat.
- 1.phlebotomy in animalsclassical
The act of cutting a vein in an animal, analogous to phlebotomy in humans.
- 1.to cut a veinboth
To cut the major vein ('ودج') of a person or animal.
- 2.to reconcileclassical
To bring about reconciliation or peace between people.
- 1.to cut his veinboth
To cut the vein of someone or something.
- 1.to reconcileclassical
To reconcile or make peace between people.
- 1.to cut his veinboth
To cut the vein of someone or something.
- 1.my means or connectionclassical
Referring to someone as one's means, connection, or intermediary.
- 1.conciliation and gentlenessclassical
The act of being accommodating, gentle, and having good character.
- 1.a place nameclassical
A proper noun referring to a specific location.